Fiero Caffe

First time here and I'm highly impressed by the food,vibe and prices are super reasonable!Had schnitzel & spaghetti and i freaking loved it!Can't wait on going back in here already Highly recommended

My partner suggested Fiero for coffee and we were shocked by how long the wait was to order, but it made sense being 11am on a Sunday. We got a chance to see the food being delivered to tables and everything looked phenomenal. The coffee was exceptional. I ordered a hot mocha and it was easily the best I've ever had. It wasn't syrupy and sweet, it tasted like it was made with a real deep rich chocolate. It gave the espresso a nice depth and allowed me to appreciate the flavor. I will definitely be back when in the area.

Food is good but wished they had more selection for breakfast Omelettes with ciabatta can use butter on the breadThe mocha was ok. Fast service and not too busy on a Wednesday

Located off El Camino Real. Lately in the last few months, they added pizza to their menu. It is as good as I ate in Torino. I like sitting on the bar always entertaining.

2/19/24Zach and I stopped by Fiero Caffe for brunch. We always drive by it on El Camino and finally decided to check it out. We were able to park right in front. When we get there, you order, pay and then get a number and sit down.Here's what we got:- Smoked salmon omelet + large coffee (his)- Vegetarian omelet (mine)The owner/manager told us that the food would take 10 minutes to come out and he was true to his word. There's nice homey and cozy vibe to the caffe. The omelet is fairly large with lots of cheese and veggies (smoked salmon for him). The bread that came with it is soft and not rock hard. The salad is a little bitter, but a nice contrast to the very savory and cheesy taste of the omelet. Just a note, there are no free refills for coffee, you'll have to shell out $1. We liked the food and the atmosphere. As we were waiting for our food to come, we saw various pasta dishes that looked super good. We will definitely be back to try those out.

Five stars for sure! One of my regular places to go to. Lately they added to the menu a pizza and it's amazing (I ordered the marinara with anchovies). They keep the menu simple . They're not changing it very often. I love the fact that the homeowner is always there and working, and you can really see how he loves his business and his customers.

Ate lunch much next door and decided to drop in for a quick espresso - well it's a restaurant, and they had just closed. Oops! He curtly said we could get some coffees and drink outside as they were cleaning the inside and people were still hanging out outside. Stoked he was willing to make a few espressos and a latte to go. The espresso was sized like a doppio, and the flavor was good, but thinner and more volume than I wanted, not as strong tasting as I would like, but he didn't overdraw it. This is just their style. Grateful he let us get coffee, but since we had real cups for the espresso, we 5 stood around a table for 2 outside (the only open table) finishing our piping hot espressos - so it took a few minutes, and we were sort of clouding a party of two at the next table - Sorry! So sorry! Well happy to finally try the espresso at this place. Check hours before you come, totally reasonable that they would close at 2pm. My bad!

From other reviews I know this is an unpopular opinion but Fiero Cafe was just meh. Came for brunch. Their menu for is limited. If you want something breakfast like, they have maybe 4 omelettes, one basic egg dish, and some pastries (if you're lucky). Coffee menu is also small and very basic. Had the Sicilian omelette. I could have made the same thing at home. Nothing special about it, lacked flavor, very mediocre. I actually wanted something else on their menu but they didn't have it. Place was packed but we got a table, although it was an uncomfortable high top. Cashier was not very nice, seemed like she didn't want to be there. They forgot to bring my friend's drink. My friend's spaghetti and meatballs also looked very mediocre but some of the other pasta dishes people were getting looked better. Maybe you just have to order the right thing here.

Cute brunch spot off of El Camino and 2nd near Downtown San Mateo. Personally ordered a macchiato and cinnamon bun, and my brother ordered their omelette. I love the sizes of their coffees because they're the perfect amount of coffee and not too much sugar. The cinnamon bun was tasty too. My brother eats a lot and was able to scarf down the omelette pretty quickly. As far as price and portion, I think the portion size of the omelette might have been fairly smaller than expected. Might be for those who don't have a large appetite - not necessarily a bad thing, but we're people who love to eat hahaha Service was good, a lot of folks behind the front desk everyone looked happy. The gentleman who served our food and rung us up was very kind too. The ambiance the restaurant seemed very family-friendly, and I will have to bring my family back for our next visit.

Felipe, the owner was super nice. It was unexpected to have such a good pizza we went for the one with anchovies. The pasta dish was delicious. And it came with nice homemade bread. Definitely will be back.